Welcome to the Kenwood poetry blog!

This blog showcases the original poetry of some of Kenwood Academy High School's Senior Class.

The diversity of the student body is mirrored in the diversity of the poetry; some poems are lighthearted and others are quite personal and serious. While the poems incorporate a variety of styles and themes, they are all inspired by the poetry that we've studied in class.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Missing u

he haunts me everytime i seem to get happyleaves me stuck n feelin all crappyempty n wounded is how he leaves my heartguiding me from love bk to a endless starthe leaves me filthy feeling like dirthe is this man i like to call "hurT"sHE knows what to do to ake me cryknows wat words to say to make a liqud eyeshe givs all her mite to knock me downcan easily replace my shine wit a frowni hate her the most she drives me insane i wanna fite her but i cant defeat mrs. "pain" he comes bak wen i leave him behindif i didnt hav him id b just finehe never lets me forget my pasthes the reason my relationship didnt lasthe has no heart he can b very coldeventho his information is so oldthe things he knows can never b kiltmeet my biggest enemy heres mr. "guilt"she can make u look bak at wat u didmake u realize u waned to b hisi havent quite got rid of her yetshes a real bitch her name is "regret"shes the one who people want mostthe one who can keep someone closeshes the one that i owe charliedamn...he can hav her her name is "so sorry"hes the one who always shows his facehes the one whose neva replacedhe has me n me ONLYman im so tired of u mr "lonely"hes the one who i adore so muchhe gives me evry need n evry soft touchhe is the one who cares for meheis the one who i confuse u che is is the one that i crave forhe is the one who i want more n morhes the one who is sent frm above his name is beautiful hes mr lovelove is the one who i did so wronglove is the one who is now gone!

Ashley B. - 8th Period

1 comment:

Kenwood Academy - English III said...

beautiful way of using similes and metaphors and assonance